The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-06-22


.,,gnAy .........................--Iune2 2. 1881
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H,r.,., lime is almost here.
~. farmers say the grass crop is made.
wear iss7 viii soon reach its halfway
notch
E. -. moon on the 2lst, the longest day Of
the year
i,bp.town viii enjoy free mali delivery
.ae- tl,e istofJuly
The rripinr green apple viii soon be twist
ias up the small boy
c,binei Photographs are $50 per dozen at
w.lscc. Photograph Gallery.
To- Cold Soda Water and Moxie at all
,.,,a. at BeiseclSer q snyders.
stambsrsburg has two female medical stu
sr,. and two lady physicians.
a,to BeiseclSer & snyder's for pure Drugs
and oric 70 suit purchasers.
small green worm IS stripping the cur
am, and sooseberry bushes OF their leaves.
yoa can get good cabine, Photographs
s.t5 5a per dozen al weiileys Photograph
Galey.
10 welfeys Photograph Gallery and
~, 8azer Of Cabinet photographs for a dol
lar and half.
t-,e bin has been found against VIII
r.~, sewers. at Lebanon, for the murder of
nj. Grandchildren.
The choicest brands Of Cigars always on
hand at Beisecker & Ssnyder's
his said that a new daily newspaper will
o.. started al Johnstown in the near future.
1,. uiides viii be Democratic.
THE state Encampment Of the G A. r..
vi,l he held at Gettysburg this year from
.aa e.h ta 10th, inclusive.
The BlairsviIle Ea,e7,ise is forninst hold
inc urinary elections on saturday. The OBJ
i..iion i. that persons spend sunday in talk
irsa,out them.
su-e death to flies. steanes improved
.6rsine fly paper, at Bei-cckcr & Suyder's.
somebody claims to have discovered a sub
stance which Is three hundred times as sweet
a. SUGAR The substance is generally sup
,.,..d To hc ahoui eighteen years old aud 70
aoar bustle
We have on hand large number of good
t-ick which We viii sell in quantities To suit
ns purchaser. Prices very reasonable Yard
opposite the planning mill.
HoLBRooK BRos. d PARsoN
The license Of Julius b. Clark, the Wash
ineton liquor seller. expired On Wednesday
n;-ht when he was compelled to close ont
the business. His license was not renewed.
There is now no license IN Washington
county
Following are the Democratic nomina-
,ions in Cambria county Treasurer, Thos.
p Howe Commissioners, John Kirby and
John Campbell Poor House Director, Geo.
w Easily Auditors, Louis Roland and J.
W Griffith.
The reunion of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Association. which was held at Lancaster
during the present month. has been post
p3ne3 until September l4th, the anniversary
Of the battle Of south Mountain, in which
ihe Reserves took a prominent part.
A Lancaster couple were married by an
alderman short time ago who delaying 70
eve them either certificate or TO make
rolrd of their marriage was taken sick and
died As there was no legal proof Of the
marriage they had TO take out license and
-o through the ceremony anew.
The Illinois Legislature has passed a bin
providing that no person in thai State shall
sel or furnish tobacco in any form to any
minor under l6 years Of age, unless on writ
,ea order OF parents or guardians. We be
Heye similar law in Pennsylvania would
De- Of great value TO the rising generation.
Nr,r MRKET.-We have just added a
large Refrigerator TO our Meat Market, in
which all meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton. beet, pork, &c, kept constantly on
hand. open daily. Parties buying meat
can have It kept in a,e refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS d Co.
The Democratic Return Judges Of West
moreland county met in Greensburg ON Mon
dly last. and eanyassed the vote cast at the
primaries. with the following result; Regis
iar and Recorder, NJ b. Kifer; Treasurer,
+ G. Gay Commissioners, :. +. Maxwell,
JC Morrow Poor Directors Samuel Bell,
Philip Tair. samuel Cialbraith Auditors, c.
F. Hoffman. Fred Shirey Corone. J. W.
Harvey. Resolutions were adopted 'indors-
ng Cleyelands Administration.
The existing social fernent in Europe, and
.he strained relations between the great
powers. threaten the United States with
leIuse of immigrants during the next few
year, The food IS already rising, and the
question becomes urgent, whether sound
public policy does not demand that the in
irrlueiiou of incongruous elements be limi-
iel In the Forum for July, Prof II. H.
Boyesm win have paper on the social and
political evils resulting from unrestricted
immigration.
The Gnensburg Democrat Of last week re
.at> the following Mr.. James Smith, who
lives jus, east Of Marion, Indiana county,
look shelter from the rain in his barn during
Storm the other evening, sitting in the cut
tine-room. very near to his horses, and also
Dot Ear from three pigs which were in the
shed The large doors were closed but two
small ones remained open. 4 flash Of light
nng came and. without striking the barn,
of 10 iac' any place that could be found, kill
ed thrc pigs, knocked the horses OF their
feet bat left Mr. Smith unharmed. There
~a' not a mark on any Of the animals kill
el
Aenew commutation bin provides that
criminals in the state prison he given TIVE
months off The first Two years imprisonment
four months each OF the third and fourth
yeir and five months OF each succeeding
year. ln other words where a man ls sen
ieiieei Ten years to the penitentiary he can
nrinoe bis time three and one half years by
good behavior The old law gave only one
mohlh of the ilrst and second years. Two
months of each succeeding year until the
ai'h year was reached. and three months of
ifomiiveioten years, after which four months
Fere allowed
Mr. J. r. Dodge. the siatistician Of the
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